Orbit - Non Slip Shoes for Men and Women - Slip Resistant Shoes for Work and Daily Wear

These are great but the spcecloud are better

I tried this brand before but I returned them and I wish I had kept them but I didn’t I’m not sure if I ordered a different pair this time I thought I had ordered exact same one but they didn’t fit like the first pair had at all I ordered a size wide and correct size but they didn’t fit like a wide fit shoe fits my foot!! I did wear them to give them a chance but two weeks in and I literally had to go to the office at work and take them off because they were causing me so much pain !!! my toes were so squished and sore that I couldn’t even wear them through my 9-10 hour shifts at work. They are made for people who work in the restaurant hospitality industry but I was so let down so I returned them and bought a much cheaper pair which were so comfortable in my opinion they just weren’t worth the $$$ and I was just disappointed all around

Love this shoe and how it makes my feet feel… that is once you actually get your foot in it. Just a heads up… You will probably need a shoe horn. Hopefully once it breaks in a bit more I won’t need an assistive device to put the shoe on.

Me gustaron mucho

25 yrs of service insudustry experience and i splurge on shoes bc they are important.Be aware.These do not come in wide sizes. They will not stretch.Was not comfortable for me. Came home almost in tears after 8 hours. I'll stick to my sketchers.

No cushion as if you have pieces of hard plastic in the insoles. The two stars are for lightweight description

I had never heard of the Snibbs shoe brand before, so I did a little research and discovered that an Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Snibbe, designed the shoe for people working in the service industries that need to stand on their feet all day and didn’t want a shoe that fell apart easily. Well, I think he succeeded. To start with this shoe fit true to size. Actually it’s more of a hybrid slipper, in that I think the shoelaces are there for looks only, and maybe to make the shoe a little tighter. There’s also no shoe lip or tongue, and you basically just slide the shoe on. There’s a rope tab behind the heel to help pull them on.The shoe is totally black and looks somewhat professional, even though it’s a sneaker. The heel side supports on this shoe go almost all the way up the sides, unlike most shoes that stop at a much lower level. The heel area also grips my heel really well and stays attached to my heel as I walk around. The shoes haven’t slipped on anything yet, knock on wood. The sole has just the right amount of cushion, it’s not too hard and it’s not mushy. The bottom of the heel area is ~1.358” off the ground (see pic)Overall this is a good shoe if you’re on your feet a lot. It’s fairly expensive, but if they help me stand for long periods of time without issues and last for a while it’s probably worth it.

The brand should change the recommended sizing to "runs small". Just getting the shoes on was a struggle, then it just squished the middle of my feet to the point the they started getting numb. Not getting a bigger size because I'm sure the problem will continue and I'll just have more room for my toes.